@everywhere using localModule from include function

Hello, I am developing one package, I found something that I think it is an error.

Assume my module is stored in the file named "pyrmont.jl"
and the name of module is Pyrmont

addprocs(["remotehost"])
@everywhere include("pyrmont.jl")
@everywhere using Pyrmont ## => this causes an error (segmentation fault?).
@everywhere using .Pyrmont ## => this also causes an error.
# suppose the process id of remotehost is 2
@spawnat 2 eval(:(using Pyrmont)) # => this works.
@spwanat 2 a function exported by Pyrmont module 

My version of Julia is 0.6.0.
The keyword using works when I include packages enrolled in pkg.julialang.org.
But it does not work when l load my module by @everywhere include.
And @everywhere eval(:(using Pyrmont)) also works.
So I think this should be fixed so that I can do this without using eval function.

Start with the Julia 0.6 reproducer using addprocs, @everywhere include("pyrmont.jl"), and @everywhere using Pyrmont, then compare it with the working eval forms. The issue is resolved when the included module can be loaded and its exported function called on the remote process without eval or a segmentation fault.